9 Best Places to Shop in Palma de Mallorca, Ibiza and the Balearic Islands

This boutique perfumier makes just six fragrances, each inspired by and named after classic Balearic-island scents ­such as Fig, Orange, and Sea Breeze. A collection box of five miniature eaux de parfum (€39) will preserve island memories in olfactory form, while scented ceramics (designed to fragrance closets or rooms; from €49) make elegant keepsakes. Then there’s the store itself: a spectacular 17th-century town house that appears to have stopped in time, thanks to original tile floors, dried flowers, and wooden cabinets packed with curios.

This company has an internationally famous line of sports shoes. The ever-so-trendy Camper boutique in Palma was designed by architect Fernando Amat.

This is the place for top-quality handcrafted men's dress shoes and boots, as well as women's loafers and Chelsea boots, which start from around €325 but can reach four figures. 

This is a beautiful little shop for the artisanal food specialties of Mallorca: sobrassada of black pork, cured sausages called "fuet," cheeses, jams, honey, and preserves.

Glassmakers since 1719, Gordiola has a factory showroom in Algaida and a museum on the Palma–Manacor road. You can watch the glass being blown and even try making a piece. There is also a shop in the center of Palma on Carrer de la Victoria 2.

Shop here for high-end shoes, leather purses, and accessories.

The island's most significant market occurs every Wednesday, 8 am to 1:30 pm, in Sineu, 34 km (21 miles) east of Palma. Among the island's oldest, the market dates back to the 14th century, when livestock was auctioned—a practice that continues today. Come early if you want to see the auction, which takes place in and around the main square. Local crafts and produce, plants and flowers, clothing, and leather goods are traded throughout the village along the labyrinth of narrow streets, which can get very busy.

The building that houses this innovative lifestyle store off Passeig del Born—an 18th-century city palace still showing off giant archways and original brickwork—is as striking as the curated edit of homeware, fashion, toys, and English-language books inside. Owned by design-obsessed Swedes Barbara Bergman and Klas Käll (the latter, one of the founding designers of the Gant brand), the store is a Palma institution for gift buyers, interior stylists, and anyone needing a refuel (pastries, lunch, a glass of local wine) in its buzzy café.

Stick No Bills®️ Global Fine Art Printworks & Gallery at Imprenta Nueva Balear is a fantastic shop for posters of all shapes and sizes.